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ladybugch9's Kirby's Adventure (NES)
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| [January 31, 2007 03:08:00 AM]
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So, after playing Kirby's Adventure for a while and logging about it, i found myself still wanting to play. This of course had its challanges since my NES started acting up even more. I took a break and when i came back i was getting the typical red screen...so i hit the NES and got it running only to discover that 2 out of three of the games had been erased, probably due to my hitting. But i started to play the one saved game again, and re-did some levels. I guess i get why this game is really fun now, and i do need to consider what other games were its contemporaries since i never played it when i was young. Compared to mario, the idea of taking on the powers of those you eat is pretty cool, and soon i learned its a major part of the game, including stratagies to beat bosses faster. I had to keep restarting my NES to play due to cliches in the system, but i still wanted to play. And after playing this long i understand more of the different doors in the levels, and enjoy the side games these include like the shoot out egg eating. At this point i am apparently 28% through the game which makes it seem like theres not that much challange, but there is a substancial amount, which dying as often as you might, its nice that there is not "game over" in the sense of starting over from scratch. Realisticly i can see this game being funner on a more functioning NES.
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| [January 30, 2007 08:13:42 PM]
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I actually had to unplug my Nintendo Wii so that i could plug in my families old school Nintendo. That being said, i decided to play "Kirby's Adventure" since i bought it about a year ago for a friend to play on my system since he said it was a really good game. And yes, it did take me a while to get my NES to work. So, to begin the graphics were a little bit rough, but obviously they are of thier time. I vaguely remember playing this game a year ago and not seeing what was so fun. I could not figure out the controls for the first 15 minutes of play. I did not know how to float or get rid of my special attack which made fighting difficult, but once i figure it out things went alot smoother. On the aspect of being able to float constantly, i orginaly thought that you would end up just wanting to float through a level but i found myself not using the function that, but instead incorporating the move into avoiding and killing enemys.
Another small problem i was having was figuring out distinctly what items were not enemys but i guess food that restored kirbys health, this too was a learning experience. But my main complaint with the game this far is the lack of knowledge as to where certain paths lead you. Such as the level worlds, it seems theres more doors to play if you want instead of first beating the boss. Does it benefit you to play them, and or why are they there? Also similar paths in levels, specificaly when you find those giant stars and zoom around to another place. I am unsure if this is the natural progression of the game of if im missing out.
I do like that the game is so simple yet really hard (as of now in my beginer stage) like most NES classics seem to be these days.
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ladybugch9's Kirby's Adventure (NES)
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Current Status: Playing
GameLog started on: Tuesday 30 January, 2007
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